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The new president of the Phuket Tourist Association, elected on July 22, has urged the government to stop generating negative publicity about Phuket, saying authorities should enforce the law without publicising every crackdown. Sarayut Mallam said officials should continue cracking down on offences such as nominee businesses, illegal tour guides, illegal taxis and beach encroachment, …

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Thailand has recorded 139 cumulative Mpox cases and two deaths so far this year, with the Clade Ib strain now accounting for most reported infections. Today, July 24, Dr Montien Kanasawat, director-general of the Department of Disease Control (DDC), said Mpox remains under close surveillance in Thailand. Although cases have been reported sporadically throughout the year, …

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The parents of a newborn boy who died at a hospital in Ang Thong requested an investigation into his death, raising concerns about a feast held inside the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). The couple sought assistance from the Paveena Foundation for Children and Women. They also requested a forensic examination of their son’s body, …

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With the continuous increase in electricity costs, Cebuanos are looking for smarter, alternative energy solutions. Taking a decisive step to address this growing challenge, European clean energy giant Marstek officially made its debut in the province on July 19, 2026, introducing its cutting-edge, AI-powered energy storage technologies to the local market. Brought to the province

MANILA, Philippines — Human rights and legal groups condemned what they called the “escalating, systematic harassment” of lawyers and community leaders opposing “destructive corporate mining” in Nueva Vizcaya. The groups issued the statement after North Luzon Mineral Resources Corp. (NLMRC) filed a cyberlibel complaint this month against Fidel Santos and Edgardo Balgos, who represent local

VALENCIA CITY, Bukidnon — Heavy rains triggered a landslide on Thursday afternoon that rendered impassable to all vehicles a major road network connecting San Fernando, Bukidnon to Davao City. The affected stretch—which passes through the villages of Kalagangan, Cabuling, Durian, and Matupi in San Fernando toward Davao City’s Paquibato District and Panabo, Davao del Norte—was

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — Assuring the public that the right to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly will be firmly protected, the Police Regional Office-10 (PRO-10) announced the strategic deployment of 4,688 personnel across Northern Mindanao ahead of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s fifth State of the Nation Address (Sona) on Monday, July 27. “While

MANILA, Philippines — Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez said the Villar family is willing to donate land needed for the completion of the Light Rail Transit Line 1 Cavite Extension, dismissing reports that right-of-way acquisition remains a major obstacle to the project. “As a matter of fact, the Villar family wants to donate their land,” Lopez

MANILA, Philippines – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. hinted Friday that he may again take up corruption issues in his upcoming State of the Nation Address (Sona), teasing reporters with the remark, “Stay tuned for the next chapter,” when asked if he would revisit the issue he highlighted in last year’s speech. Marcos also disclosed that

Ping Lacson shared an update on his accusation about ghost projects in Taguig The team of Senator Ping Lacson documented at least two distinct “case studies” of infrastructure projects that exist only on paper in Taguig City. Reports stated that out of P6.79 billion total insertions alleged against Senator Alan Peter Cayetano, only 68 out ... Read more

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